Vol. 2 (2000): Heterodoxies: Constructions of Identities and Otherness in Medieval and Early Modern Europe

Published: 2012-05-28

Editorial Committee: Henriette-Rika Benveniste, Costas Gaganakis, Vangelis Karamanolakis, Ioanna Laliotou, Michalis Warlas

INTRODUCTION
ARTICLES
Cannibalism and Knowledge

Natalie Zemon Davis

13-30

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Selfhood as Otherness: Constructing English Identity in the Elisabethan Age

Carlo Ginzburg

31-46

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The Transformation of Historical Writing from Syntagmatic to Paradigmatic Syntax

Antonis Liakos

47-54

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Knowledge of Others and Self-Perceptions of European Identity

Stuart Woolf

55-64

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Early Modern Italian Confraternities: Inclusion and Exclusion

Christopher Black

65-86

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Constructing Spanish Identity at the Center of the Old World: The Spanish Nation in Rome, 1558-1625

Thomas Dandelet

87-96

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Les 'jeunes' face au Prince. Le contrôle des violences rituelles dans la Duché de Ferrare (1452-1574)

Giovanni Ricci

97-108

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Visibilité et identité flottante: Les 'Bohémiens' ou 'Egyptiens' (Tsiganes) dans la France de l'Ancien Régime

Henriette Asséo

109-122

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Byzantine Heterodoxy and the Search for Identities: Some Thoughts on Byzantine Iconoclasm

Christine Angelidi

123-134

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Identités byzantines

Tonia Kioussopoulou

135-142

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Pratiques de représentation et constructions d'identité: juifs et chrétiens au XIIe siècle

Henriette Benveniste

143-156

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Rival Constructions of 'Frenchness' in the French Religious Wars, 1560-1590. The reading of Pierre de l'Estoile

Costas Gaganakis

157-172

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Cursing with a Message: the Case of Georgios Karaiskakis in 1823

Maroula Efthymiou

173-182

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